"The real ones are called trophy buckles, and are actually given as trophies in rodeo events. The bigger and shinier the buckle, the higher the ranking.
I nicknamed them "turkey platter" buckles."
Leah Morrigan's Blog Posts Tagged 'Scott' (3)
Touching Paul Bellini
Canadians fell in love with the brilliant CBC series, the Kids in the Hall (1988 – 1994), a hallmark of Canadian comedy.
We all had our favourites, the Chicken Lady,…
ContinueAdded by Leah Morrigan on June 14, 2012 at 9:16am — No Comments
Historical whiskers: Van Dykes and goatees
If you lived through the 90s and were old enough to grow facial hair, chances are, you wore a wrap-around mustache/beard combination and you probably called it a goatee. You might be shocked to know that in the modern era, this facial hair style, mistakenly called a goatee, is actually a 400 year old Flemish (Dutch) style called a Van Dyke.
Author, Victoria Sherrow, explains both types of facial hair in her historical study of appearance in For…
ContinueAdded by Leah Morrigan on March 29, 2012 at 8:40am — 1 Comment
Bourbon's bad rap
I was lucky enough to be given a bottle of bourbon for my birthday last month. Not just any 
bourbon, Maker's Mark bourbon, one of the best Kentucky bourbons around. It's strong, no question, but it is lovely with warming caramel notes and a…
Added by Leah Morrigan on January 5, 2012 at 10:19am — 11 Comments
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